Paul Gilbert
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Sep 24, 2026
Eli MenezesGUEST
Steve, I, Van Halen.
Eli MenezesGUEST
He worked on Van Halen's number one amp and you know, Paul Rivera and Paul Gilbert.
Eli MenezesGUEST
He was like the first guy to work on Paul's first amp when he
Greg KochHOST
first moved to California
Simon McBrideGUEST
And, yeah, he's, you know, he's Steve Morse.
Simon McBrideGUEST
He's from that period of time, you know, the giants of like, you know, Paul Gilbert and Steve Morse and Sacriani and all that.
Simon McBrideGUEST
So you got to love him.
Simon McBrideGUEST
Bye.
Tommy Armstrong-LeavittGUEST
There's people in my class that I'm like, why are you even here? You know, well, they came to LA from Indiana or wherever to get thrown into the music scene to network.
Tommy Armstrong-LeavittGUEST
You know, Paul Gilbert did not need to go to GIT.
Steve StineHOST
Right.
Tommy Armstrong-LeavittGUEST
But he did.
Sonny PooniHOST
I'm into EVH.
Sonny PooniHOST
I'm into Paul Gilbert.
Sonny PooniHOST
This song is not interesting to me.
Sonny PooniHOST
So by now, I'm like thinking, these are two guitar greats? Really? Because I have yet to hear something great.
Rusty CochranHOST
Again, they have guest appearances on here.
Rusty CochranHOST
Paul Gilbert plays guitar on Looks Like Rain.
Rusty CochranHOST
Doug Pinnock sings again on Only a Call Away.
Rusty CochranHOST
And Jeff Scott Soto from Yngwie Malmsteen sings on Keep On Keepin' On.
Kieran SullivanGUEST
oh for sure yeah plus like i was also trying to like do metal and like you know metallica and slayer and stuff learning learning some some speed stuff you know Yeah, man.
JayHOST
I always liked listening to cats like Steve Vai and Paul Gilbert.
Kieran SullivanGUEST
Hell
JayHOST
yeah.
Michael WattsHOST
too.
Michael WattsHOST
That sensational Paul Gilbert solo with that boom at the
Andy McKeeGUEST
end.
Andy McKeeGUEST
Dude, so good.
Andy McKeeGUEST
So I was trying to start getting my fingers playing that kind of thing.
Andy McKeeGUEST
Yeah, love those tunes.
Andy McKeeGUEST
And yeah, that solo from Paul Gilbert is just so impeccable.
Michael WattsHOST
Isn't it just delicious?
Jared James NicholsGUEST
And I was real rough there for a bit.
Jared James NicholsGUEST
And we got to eat and I'm sitting at and it's Paul Gilbert, Carl Verheyen from Super Tramp, Michael Melinda from Guitar Player Magazine.
Jared James NicholsGUEST
one of the Gibson HR people, or ER people, and then this guy Phil, and Phil worked for D'Addario Strings, and I sat next to him, and he goes, hey man, you got a band? I was like, dude, I just moved here, not yet.
Jared James NicholsGUEST
And he's like, oh, that's cool.
Dylan WrightPANELIST
I love the guitar and bass kind of duo fast-picking section.
Dylan WrightPANELIST
It's so, like, tight and amazing, and it just goes to show how good Paul Gilbert and Billy Sheenan is.
Dylan WrightPANELIST
Like, they're both fantastic, and...
Dylan WrightPANELIST
Yeah, amazing, amazing song.
DanPANELIST
There's definitely something to it as well.
DanPANELIST
Paul Gilbert's really, really big on the thin picks.
DanPANELIST
He's been going thinner and thinner and thinner.
DanPANELIST
That's crazy.
DanPANELIST
Yeah.
DanPANELIST
Paul Gilbert uses the thinnest pick, and he was explaining why.
DanPANELIST
I was watching him up close when he was playing.
DanPANELIST
And you can see, because of the way he angles the pick, he said it just has this little bit of a scrape when it attacks the string.
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